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Latest News - Politics
Tijuana Faces Water and Environmental Crisis, Warns Congresswoman Erika Santana
Municipal officials met to tackle the decades-long pollution in the Tijuana River and advance water recovery solutions.
Opinion | Bonilla: this land demands answers
From this land, where the wind carries dust, a dry sea and scars that never heal, we send these words with heads held high.
CESPT Launches Second Phase of Avenida Revolución Sewer Network Overhaul
The project entails replacing infrastructure in Downtown Tijuana that has been in continuous service for over fifty years.
Mónica Vega Leads Poll as Top Morena Contender for Tijuana Mayoral Race: Plural.mx
CESPT Director Mónica Vega holds a clear lead among Tijuana voters ahead of the city's mayoral election, according to a recent poll.
Ismael Burgueño Pulls Ahead as Clear Favorite for Baja California Governorship
Ismael Burgueño captured 37.4% of voter preference in the MORENA-PT-PVEM coalition, placing him well ahead of his nearest rival.
Governor Marina del Pilar Files Criminal Complaint Amid Audio Leak Controversy
The legal action comes just one day after the governor publicly characterized the audio leak as a "psychological ambush" orchestrated by her predecessor, former Governor Jaime Bonilla Valdez.
Mexican Government Aims to Complete Tijuana River Cleanup by 2027
The Mexican federal government has expressed confidence that the Tijuana river will be cleaned by 2027.
CESPT Director Mónica Vega Breaks Ground on Sewer Project in Villa de la Palma
CESPT has begun construction on a new sewage network that will improve sanitation for over thousands of residents in Villa de la Palma.
Governor Marina del Pilar Files Complaint Over Leaked Audio, Calls It “Psychological Ambush”
Governor Marina del Pilar has accused former governor Jaime Bonilla of acting out of political revenge since she took office.
Baja California’s Digital Window Wins NovaGob International Award
Baja California's Digital Window has cut government response times by as much as 70% across a wide range of procedures.
Baja California Congresswoman pushes bill to expand indigenous rights
Congresswoman Evelyn Sánchez says the proposal would recognize Indigenous and Afro-Mexican communities as legal rights holders, giving them stronger constitutional protections and greater autonomy.
Baja California Played Key Role in Success of ‘Plan Kukulkán’ During 2026 World Cup
The initiative rolled out 90,500 staff across seven states, Baja California included, to keep the event safe and running smoothly.
CESPT Director Mónica Vega Oversees Vandalism Repair at “Jardín Dorado” Pressure Breaker
According to the latest data, CESPT has responded to roughly 550 vandalism incidents so far this year.
Threat against Baja California Governor Marina del Pilar was recorded inside the HQ of a rival political party, investigation finds
The outlet says it identified the room where the video was filmed and believes the recording dates back to late 2023 based on details visible inside the office.
Donald Trump Mocks Claudia Sheinbaum’s Pronunciation of “Mexico”
The U.S. president claimed that President Sheinbaum pronounces the name “Mexico” oddly and imitated her pronunciation.
Former Baja California Governor Jaime Bonilla Threatens Governor Marina del Pilar in Leaked Audio
Bonilla threatened Governor Marina del Pilar, a move fueled by the recent cancellation of an alleged multimillion-dollar contract.
Ismael Burgueño Tops Enkoll Poll in Morena’s Race for Baja California Governorship
The former mayor of Tijuana is the only candidate to get 10 points under the party's evaluation metrics.
Mayor Abdiel Gutiérrez Presides Over 1st Ordinary Session of Tijuana’s Peace and Civic Justice Council
Mayor Abdiel Gutiérrez emphasized that lasting peace depends on coordinated efforts between government and civil society.
Baja California Invests Record $543 Million Pesos to Overhaul School Infrastructure
Baja California aims to modernize basic education facilities through new construction, cafeteria installations, and rehabilitation projects.
Opinion | Recording of Governor Traced to Jaime Bonilla’s Close Friend and His Godson; Simón Levy Admits Strategy in Blunt Confession
"A confession is proof enough".